According to a court ruling, the Tesla boss will receive a bonus that was denied after shareholder lawsuits. The value is 120 billion euros. (Tesla, Electric car) Go to Source
Category: German Press
E-cars: Battery replacement start-up Ample is bankrupt
Ample wanted to supply electric cars with fresh batteries in five minutes. Despite $330 million and well-known partners, the concept failed. (Electric car, Better place) Go to Source
German Manager Magazine: Tesla: Elon Musk wins legal dispute over billion-dollar share package from 2018004611
Tesla boss Elon Musk (54) prevailed in the years-long legal dispute over a huge block of shares from 2018. The approximately 304 million shares are worth just over 146 billion dollars (around 124.6 billion euros) at the current price. The Supreme Court in the US state of Delaware overturned a judge’s decision to overturn the… Continue reading German Manager Magazine: Tesla: Elon Musk wins legal dispute over billion-dollar share package from 2018004611
Electric car: The market isn’t waiting for VW’s E-Polo – is it?
There are now plenty of small, good electric cars. VW is really late with its Polo – but not too late. (VW, Electric car) Go to Source
Only small electric cars: VW is discontinuing small combustion cars
VW brand boss Thomas Schäfer announces the final end to small gasoline and diesel cars. (VW, Electric car) Go to Source
Combustion ban: Sharp criticism of compulsory electric cars for company cars
The EU Commission is planning registration quotas for emission-free company cars. From 2035 onwards only a few combustion engines would be allowed in Germany. (Combustion ban, Electric car) Go to Source
Renault 5 in the practical test: A tricolor of comfort, maneuverability and connectivity
The electric Renault 5 is a successful revival of the small car. The car shows its strengths as a city car. (Electric car, test) Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Auto industry: Volkswagen causes unrest with “salary freeze” – employees fear permanent wage pressure012098
No pay increase, no promotion: cuts will begin for Volkswagen’s collective bargaining employees in 2026. The group also saves on management – but differently. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Auto industry: Volkswagen causes unrest with “salary freeze” – employees fear permanent wage pressure012096
No pay increase, no promotion: cuts will begin for Volkswagen’s collective bargaining employees in 2026. The group also saves on management – but differently. Go to Source
German Handelsblatt: Auto industry: Volkswagen causes unrest with “salary freeze” – employees fear permanent wage pressure012096
No pay increase, no promotion: cuts will begin for Volkswagen’s collective bargaining employees in 2026. The group also saves on management – but differently. Go to Source